Allison Picurro is a writer at TV Guide and the CEO of Boy Movies. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the film industry, entertainment news, nightlife, and celebrities, while also being a passionate defender of Kendall Roy. Allison's work has been featured in NewsBreak, TV Guide, and MSN.
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Allison’s articles predominantly cover reviews, seasonal content, and event coverage within the entertainment industry. If you have a new movie or TV show release, especially related to popular streaming platforms or upcoming seasonal events like Halloween or Christmas, she may be interested in covering it.
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It's Valerie Cherish's world once more On HBO and HBO Max, March is for laughter . A trio of comedy series premiered this month, two of
By: Allison Picurro
Billy Magnussen and Sarah Goldberg are marvelous in this scattered series
By: Allison Picurro
In David E. Kelley's latest series, Fanning is often naked, but never exploited
By: Allison Picurro
With a new cast and a new beef, the limited-turned-anthology series grows into a worthy Sopranos successor
By: Allison Picurro
The difficult but fascinating HBO limited series traces a complicated brotherly relationship across the decades
The former teens of Euphoria are finally back Our long national nightmare is finally over — or, depending on who you ask, perhaps it's only just begun: Euphoria is back from its very extended hiatus.
It's a strong month for movies on HBO Max
Nicolas Cage is sensational in this better-than-it-has-to-be superhero series
Its fans are impatient, but the AMC drama always has more tricks up its sleeve
